The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-11-24
Notice of motion for new trial.

Notice OF motion for new trial.
Lewis c Voglesang vs.. Isaac Day.
Jury waived, tried to the Court, Court
finding right of possession in the
plaintiff. and judgment for one cent
and costs. Notice of motion for new
trial.
William A. Sell vs. Hiram Turvey
ct al. Judgment on default for $93.60
and costs and decree of foreclosure.
J. P. Duton VS.. Hiram Turvey ct al.
Judgment on default for $57975 and
s per cent and costs, and decree Of
foreclosure, and find due NJ Boggs &
Co. S27793, and continued
Same VS.. Same ct ais. Judgment
for plaintiff for S277S3 and costs, and
find due NE Boggs & Co. s
G.. David VS.. Edward W. Mitchell.
Judgment on default for S1174, 7 per
cent, and finding of vender's lien.
The Meadow Run Coal & Iron Co.
VS. John c. FL. Cobb ct al. Amount
found due on plaintiffs claim, $1065.
Decree of foreclosure and COSTS
Philip P. Price VS.. Fanny E. Price.
Judgment on default for Sand costs.
Dahl & Baer vs.. William Ricka-
baugh. Judgment on default for
$1029 81 and costs.
Same vs.. Same Judgment by de-
fault for S1O29 81, and find due J. l..
Ramsey $4,000, and decree Of fore
closure.
Geo. Dever VS.. Henry Reibart On
motion of plaintiff cause dismissed at
costs of plaintiff.
Massachusetts National Bank VS..
Wellston Foundry & Machine Co.
Judgment on default for 1886. 10
and costs.
Russell, Richardson Co. vs.. Will
liam Rickabaugh ct ais. Judgment
on default for $5O6.41, per cent and
costs, and decree Of foreclosure.
Iron Bank Of Jackson VS.. The
Wellston Foundry & Machine Co. ct
ais. Judgment on default for 1907 Is,
per cent interest and costs.
First National Bank Cincinnati VS..
The Wellston Foundry & Machine Co.
Judgment on default for $101O60.
William Jackson vs. Susanna Jack
son. Divorce Decree granted upon
payment of costs.
The Wellston Coal & Iron Co. VS..
James Hicks. Settled and costs paid
VIM. Ell. Fullerton VS.. Mary E. Tidd
ct al. Judgment on default for $103.60
and decree of foreclosure.
Same VS.. Same ct al. Judgment on
default for $7125.
Massachusetts National Bank VS..
The Wellston Foundry & Machine Co.
Judgment on default for $694O4 and
costs.
Consolidated Tank Line Co. vs. Geo.
M. Jones ct al. Judgment on default
for S11865 and costs.
DIR. E. B. Jones allowed $40 for
holding post mortem examination on
body of George Woodruff.
DR.. J. B. Spencer allowed $40 for
holding post mortem examination on
body of Frank Smith
State Of Ohio VS.. Josephine Pew
thers. Keeping house of i'll fame.
Nolle entered.
State of Ohio VS.. Thomas Wickline.
Using obscene language in presence
of female Nolle entered and defend
ant discharged
State Of Ohio VS.. David Wickline
Carrying concealed weapons. Plea
guilty. Ordered to pay fine of one
dollar and costs and stand committed
until fine and costs be paid.
Ohio VS.. Lille Dixon. Indictment
for assault and battery. Plea guilty.
Fine SIS and costs and stand commit
ted until fine and costs paid
Ohio vs. Thomas P. Dye. Burglary
and larceny; plea guilty; ordered con-
fined in the Penitentiary at hard labor
for two years and pay costs.
REPORT OF GRAND JURY.
To the Honorable James Tripp. Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas, jackson County,
The Gland Jury of the Court of Common
Pleas of said county, of the November Term,
1856, beg leave to report that they have been in
session five days, and herewith return to the
Court the indictments presented by said Jury.
We have carefully examaned into all such
matters as have legitimately came to our notice,
| having examined over one hundred and seven
ty-one witnesses, covering forty-four cases. and
presented twenty-five bills and ignored nine
teen cases considered by us. The business has
| been transacted in as expeditions manner as
| possible.
During our session we have visited the Coun-
| ty Jail and made a complete examination
thereof, and find that the rules prescribed by
the Court for the care thereof, and for the gov
ernment of its inmates, have been carried out
and properly enforced. We find confined in
the County Jail eight persons, as follows: Two
| chorged with burglary and larceny, one charged
with grand larceny, one charged with petit lar
ceny, one for over er-driving an animal, to-wit, a
horse, one for adultery, one for fine and costs
and one insane and kept in close confinement.
Respectfully submitted,
ADAM w. LONG, Foreman.
November Is, 1887.
Eladora Wills VS.. Charles Wills.
Divorce granted upon payment of
costs.
Ohio VS.. Thomas Wickline. Shoot
ing. Nolle entered and defendant
discharged.
Ohio VS.. Pink Thacker. Removing